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CW Research Team is led by the Editors of Complete Wellbeing Manoj Khatri and Dr Grazilia Almeida-Khatri and guided by an advisory panel of leading experts from around the world.
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Give your adolescent a high fibre diet

Adolescents who consume less fibre, tend to have more fat in their abdominal cavity and hence are at an increased risk of heart disease and diabetes

Complete Wellbeing organises a yoga retreat to promote mindfulness

"It has widened my horizons and I am looking forward to many such experiences"...says a particpant
girl dreaming of holiday

Caution: fantasising can cloud your decisions

Positive fantasies might lead people to acquire biased information—to learn more about the pros rather than the cons
woman bathing in the sun

Don’t forget to get some sun

New research has found that chronic low vitamin D levels make simple tasks such as climbing stairs and walking difficult as we age
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All it takes is changing one bad habit

Researchers from the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine found that simply changing one bad habit has a domino effect on others
weighing scale with money

Gut rules the head in money matters

The findings show that individuals who have a strong 'gut-reaction' and are in tune with their own physical responses are more likely to reject unfair financial offers, even if this decision results in personal losses
finger puppet of man and woman

What spats say about your marriage

If your partner is angry, you are likely to miss the fact that your partner might also be feeling sad
Guy giving suspicious looks

The suspense behind suspicion revealed!

The study authors believe a person's baseline suspicion may have important consequences for his or her financial success
pen and a planner

Planning doesn’t always work

Specific planning helped people who had a single goal on their to-do list, but not people with multiple goals
Sugar Cubes

A high-sugar diet is bitter news for your brain

Eating a high-fructose diet alters your brain's ability to learn and remember information. Thankfully, omega-3 fatty acids can save you